Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-17
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hERNAN S--N9EltN.
DisE MUSECM.-Mdy Adams BUrlesquerS.
MANASSAS PASoRAMA.-Day and evening
Condensed Locals.
W. w Rapley fied nm amic3ble bill In equity
yes eTtiIy against Arthur N1cA thur and Al"XaIl-
der X. shepherd trustees in certain mortgages OF
the National ti-edrer property, and against g. H.
i. While. holder OF bonds secured by these mort
Cages, 10 compel White tn deliver upto the COM
Painant sucn OF the said boE,i- have been paid.
Jury de i,Gico isifuire,.sio yesterday sal In he
cas-, OF conrad Wclfc u United states pens1Oner,
who had been fifteen years ii the regular army
and Decided that he was insane and unable to care
Tor himself or his property.
samuel Ross ms b,tn excused as a petit juror in
the Criminal court Tor The March terra.
The t.,iuiIIhi Democratic club last hight extend
ell for Aso wee~s the time gwen 10 the executive
committee 20 make report ON the question OF the
proprirty Of Issuing 10 the people address on
the subject OF home rule in the district.
Farrs-t't Post. Ne 10, g. ~ T., gave musical
and literary entertainment al Washington hall
last nisa. Addresses We're ms,ie By Commander
1ioward. Major Turner and COL Lincoln, OF Post
Nc. -
Yesterday afternoon driver fen from his cart,
hfaE th' J. ner OK 1th ST. and Rhode Island ave-,
and w;:3 run Over. lie was removed TO his home
In south Washington d. the police.
Yesterday ChaE.es Johnson fell in lii or 9TH
street northwest ard !. cart running over him b.
q street southeast.
This morning, about 40 o'clock engine No I7S
Of Use Baltimore and Ohio railroad took ire in the
round NOISE nea- the depcc and the wood work
VS. ectir+y destroyed The damage was about
One u me nH5erS OF III, lett hand cut OF by ceng
c..dGn5 IL te ria:hine-y OF his mill corner street
ssns. &..rs l1IId avenue southwest.
List rNtllag CHT1oJ church, near the navy yard.
w. crowded 70 overlooking, the occasion being a
Sermon by bishop Iaret and the comm nation OF
ci:sSs ct lC-ty PERSONS.
A.- Joseph il. Bradley was much weaker this
n.arI.l0s.
ral'irk kilroy, corn,r "a and G streets south
wssi, -eqnrJs that his store was broken open last
night ahd so stolen. +. u. Harrington, No. III
Oh street northeast, reports the larceny OF
horse sr.pkCt worth
4 ten1iVE ii builders called to advertisement
CDi-r -TrOpU5tLs' for two cottages at Garrett
Hundred OF applications are pending with Ar
chltect Clark Tor employment on the grounds OF
the new library The work III eXcavatlng the Gel
lar vii. probably begin next week, and scores are
daily seeking slnplo. Llci.t there.
j. L. Eei>iigeT -"TtiS 81 Jp THE STAR office Tor
The btheht vi The JtaIlan sufferers 10y the recent
earthquake.
Nealily I'VE hundred excursionists from northern
anu western New York arrived in the city yeSter-
0aS. they VIII remain about ten days. They
visited Ine Capitol to-day.
Requiem Has, vas held yesterday at ST. Alloy
siuS Snarcl for En- BerkN general of the society OF
Jesus, lately diseased DIR. Chapelle preached
the liz. ,. general Mozart ; grand REQUIEM
Was sung 10y the choir, ana the office OF the dead
CAIn,ed ny the clergy.
THG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FRED. AND FREDERICK
Sli&se Macarthur heard yesterday afternoon the
application Tor the reInandiug % New Jersey
under the reqlistion OF Governor Green, Frederick
Walsh. accused OF assault Officer Adams In
shrewsbury township, Monmouth county, y. j.. ia
November last Mr. I. G. Taylor appeared for
Walsh. IL appeared that the New Jersey indtcJ-
IaeEt was against Fred Walsh While the reuui-
sition demanded Frederick Walsh. Judge MacAr-
thur held that the indictment Was against a man
OF one name and The requisitiOn Tor man of
another name: 50 he refused 10 remand the pris-
oner- WaiSl Was discharged.
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CIvIcs.-The Amer
lean Institute Of GIVES hed their annual meeting
a. the Eboltt house last night, WITH Mr.. W. L.
Sheldon presiding and Prof. Ii. c. Spencer. OF the
SpenceriaE business college Is secretary. Mem
lows: iion ii. W. Blair, Hon j. W. Powell, ii. A.
Newell ard \. L. Sponord. A report OF The pro-
srnied os Mr.. H. r Waite, the president. Adj
dTeSeS with ard 10 The progress III the work in
ih Hoe various states Were e., made by W E shedon
of Boston: Hon l. d. Brown OF Ohio, Prof.
Spencer, and Mr.. B.iweI, OF California.
an AID. .aSs on THE LABOR QrEsrroN-At a
mee,iRg held under the auspices OF Iabo- organ
Ea;ion5 n Abners hall last night Mr.. T. s D.r-
haiE president Of the Federation OF Labor pre,it-
Ia, Mr. - l. Wagner OF >e.,ttl-, W. T., Ia.ie an
ssii,xs the !I61r question, dealing especial ly
yita Tire Chinese question ana other matters
pruininer, - Connection with ,Ibor matters on
tte F-riat slope
TIN CE-EcI or TUE TABEgNACLE OUT OF DEEr.
Tn ccng sI-iOG "a inc Church 81 TIE T.rerIlaeie,
On . 4 -re, southwest, Nv. ". Scl0yi,i ptsi or
prOlo-t - hn.1 jubilee within lev week, when
II l. '.Npc'-i TIA, the ICbtrcss remaining, OF,
The ClurCl! VIII have bell paid. six thoIs I'D dol
lars 20 Pay the d-bJ contributed by the Y..e.l-
son Avenue chHrcl, Z: New YORK.; s3,:GO loan
N-sHJit 4Nl+Ty-l HUN American CDn1rCr.t-
tOlai union; $500 has been contributed by mem
ters OF u '"hg-ts; L:IO.I and friends and poF-
t0n % IN G-bt mas been cNtingUlsled by yOiun-
bcrS
Fox CLEANING Snow FROM THE SIDEwALKs-
About one tl,asand dollars Ul the twelve hundred
doIlIrs available for cleaning SHOW from the side.
walks anu paths OF the public parks and reserva-
uons VS. used durilg the past winter Tce bal.
ance IS retained by CoI.Wizoni IN case there should
o., another stern before spring finally sets in and
IL not h"sded VIII be turned into the Treasury
The paths and sidewalks 10 bc cared for are seven.
teen n.iirs ia length and an arca O! tutrty
aCrcS Sometimes after i heavy >now-storm only
pathway cleared IN order that the apDropr
alton might LIST through the winter.
TIE PASSENGER Agents ASSOCIATION ApJo.-Pys
After the return OF the members OF the National
Passenger ana Ticket Agents association from
Mount Vernon. yesterday, business meeting was
held. anu Communication was received IRON The
Nd,lOnaI Association OF Baggage Agents. WHO'S
convention has just closed at Detroit, recommend
Ing The Gx!ag OF 15O pounds Of baggage rs tbs
Hiatt Tor each fuil Ticket and requesting the est
EsAIneut u Uniform Tate or ID per cent excess
baggage. TIE lIIn1t recommendation was adopt ed
ALI Tie question OF excess rates referred u tnt
various local Isr2cia.lons- A resolution pledginl
the dissolution 20 strict adherence TO the princi
pes ard provisions VI The interstate Law was car
rled unanimously. The association then al
burned
FUNERAL OF SAMUEL Bacox-The funeral n
SaInIs! Baron took place this morning from hi
late residence, 1918 Rhode Island avenue yner
was large attendance al friends and rpIa,tres q
the d@le2sefi, ana The presence OF many pryuinen
ciiEeI5 te5 tiiatd To the regard ami esteem II
"IlEh ne @~s held Upon the clsket which wa
Il~CeI IN .e I.Dsit pariOT rested a shesu Of whea
ei1bieinsitc 81 Tie kfe which had reached tn,
IaitIoa 81 Tie harvest. Services were conducted
bF Rev Dr. Addison ard keT. Mr. Perry and a
iher close the remains were borne TO the hears.
% TIC younger relatives of tie deceased as FOL
lows: = a.. Bacon, DT. AnswOrth A. T. Bacon
ssnGei Bacon, George Howard, JUna A. Baker
Eo.dfu Bacon and H. ii. Bacon. The iDtermeu
vas al the Congressional cemetery.
aAkkfAGE LfcEssEs--Aarr1age licenses hay,
Deeh Issued oy Che clerk OF the court to'Frany
q wilson, OF Prince George county, Nd. and Mr.,
aa.aygle A Culb.rtson, OF Wiiliamsport pa; sila